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15 July 2002 JView: an information visualization paradigm
Jason A. Moore
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Abstract
The framework for JView, a Java based runtime re-configurable simulation visualizer, was described in two previous publications1. Many augmentations and substitutions have taken place in the JView API, brought about by working closely with customers from various agencies as well using the API on internal projects. However, the core mantra that JView is based upon has made it through these alterations unscathed and with more concrete proof of its utility. JView demystifies the world of 3D graphics programming, allowing users to concentrate solely on the task of visualization instead of concentrating their efforts on the art of complicated 3D graphics. It is a cross platform technology that is engineered to save time, money, and effort while meeting a variety of visualization needs. Its Java implementation, which provides cross-platform functionality while utilizing the OpenGL API, allows for platform dependent hardware acceleration. This paper contains concepts that the JView architecture utilizes as well as a brief introduction to its new 2D engine concepts.
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Jason A. Moore "JView: an information visualization paradigm", Proc. SPIE 4716, Enabling Technologies for Simulation Science VI, (15 July 2002); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.474933
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KEYWORDS
Visualization

Human-machine interfaces

Java

Lenses

Computer programming

OpenGL

Analytical research

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